At a glance: Nestlé CWAR in numbers
Discover more about us through key facts and figures
Our story in numbers
At Nestlé, we’re unlocking the power of food and beverages to enhance quality of life for everyone. Not just today but for generations to come.
Together, we’re applying our expertise in nutrition, health and wellness to help people and pets live happier, healthier lives. And we’re doing it all with ambitious sustainability goals. Goals that advance the health of our planet, build positive communities and support a healthy food system.
Here’s a quick overview of what we’re all about. And how we’re moving Nestlé forward.
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10+ Brands in our region Products that meet consumer needs in every phase of lifeGO TO NESTLÉ BRANDS
The world's largest coffee company
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A diverse modern workforce Around 6,700 employeesGO TO CAREERS
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A rich history Over 150 years of expertise in nutrition, health and wellnessGO TO HISTORY
In 1867 Henri Nestlé launched 'Farine Lactée'
In 1938 Nestlé launched Nescafé
Maggi joined the Nestlé family in 1947
Nestlé created the breakthrough Nespresso system in 1986, changing the way we experience premium coffee
In 2001 Nestlé bought US pet food business Ralston
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A regional presence Products sold in 25 countriesGO TO GLOBAL ADDRESSES
9 factories & 3 partner for Co-Packing
4700 Secondary salesforce
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A force for good Taking action for the climate to reach net zero by 2050GO TO SUSTAINABILITY
24.5% net reduction of GHG emissions vs 2018 baseline
98.6% of electricity at our manufacturing sites globally from renewable sources
96.7% of primary supply chains for meat, palm oil, pulp and paper, soy, sugar, cocoa and coffee assessed as deforestation-free
135.4 billion servings of affordable nutrition with micronutrient fortification in 2025
87.5% of plastic packaging is designed for recycling
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A pioneer of innovation CHF 1.7 billion annual investment in research & developmentGO TO R&D
4,000 experts working in R&D
The Nestlé Research and Development (R&D) Center Abidjan is the first and only of its kind in Africa. It is comprised of two sites: Abidjan (Yopougon) and Yamoussoukro (Zambakro).
